Primary 4 Basic Digital Literacy Flashcards: Inclusivity and Accessibility in Digital Content Creation

Question 1

What does inclusivity in digital content mean?

Accepted Answer

making digital materials usable and understandable by everyone

Question 2

A short written description of an image is called ____.

Accepted Answer

alt text

Question 3

Which feature reads written words aloud?

Accepted Answer

text-to-speech

Question 4

Which feature changes spoken words into writing?

Accepted Answer

speech-to-text

Question 5

A written record of the spoken words in audio or video is a ____.

Accepted Answer

transcription

Question 6

Which accessibility feature enlarges small text and images on a screen?

Accepted Answer

magnifier

Question 7

What is the purpose of an accessibility checker?

Accepted Answer

to find barriers that may stop some people using the content

Question 8

A video intended for people who cannot hear should include ____.

Accepted Answer

captions or a transcript

Question 9

Alt text is especially helpful to a person using a ____.

Accepted Answer

screen reader

Question 10

Why should digital text contrast clearly with its background?

Accepted Answer

to make the words easier to see and read

Question 11

Which design is most inclusive?

Accepted Answer

clear large text on a plain contrasting background

Question 12

Showing women and men in many different jobs supports ____.

Accepted Answer

gender inclusion

Question 13

Using simple, direct language helps readers who ____.

Accepted Answer

have reading difficulty or are learning the language

Question 14

The first tool to run when checking a finished presentation for barriers is the ____.

Accepted Answer

accessibility checker

Question 15

After an accessibility checker finds missing image descriptions, the creator should ____.

Accepted Answer

add clear alt text to the images

Question 16

Which action tests whether written content can be heard properly?

Accepted Answer

use text-to-speech to read it aloud

Question 17

Why is inclusive digital content important?

Accepted Answer

it gives more people a fair chance to learn and participate

Question 18

A pupil adds a photograph but gives it the alt text “image.” What is the problem?

Accepted Answer

the description does not explain what the photograph shows

Question 19

All of these improve accessibility except one: adding captions to video, describing important images, using clear colour contrast, or using very small decorative fonts. Which one is the exception?

Accepted Answer

using very small decorative fonts

Question 20

When should a creator check digital content for inclusivity?

Accepted Answer

during creation and again before sharing it

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